We know you've been enduring the agony of converting your time clock cards to payroll data, counting on your fingers to see how much time is between 10:15 and 3:20 and converting minutes to fractions of hours. Well all that's behind you now because we have a solution you're going to like and you can try it out for free. Use our time clock software to do the job!

A problem note. HoursClocked will NOT currently work properly on systems using two monitors and/or two graphics cards.

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The HoursClocked™ program is a handy tool for determining hours worked from time card data. An operating description follows:

HoursClocked Main Features:

• Data is manually entered from a printed time card in any of the following formats:
  - 12 Hour clock in hours and minutes.
  - 12 Hour clock in hours and decimal fractions of hours.
  - 24 Hour clock in hours and minutes.
  - 24 Hour clock in hours and decimal fractions of hours.
• The "First Day" of the work week is selectable. Set it to any of the days of the week, Sunday through Saturday.
• Up to three weeks of input are available to handle weekly, bi-weekly and semi-monthly payrolls.
• Printing is managed by opening the time card image in the free Adobe Reader

Your system must have the Reader to manage printing.

• A selectable employee list is generated at time cards are printed.
• Overtime options are:
  - A daily overtime threshold may be set. For example, any time clocked past 8 hours would be overtime.
  - A weekly overtime threshold may be set. For example, any time clocked past 40 hours would be overtime.
  - If neither daily or weekly overtime is selected, all hours are displayed as regular.
  - If both daily and weekly overtime is selected, the maximum overtime of the two options is displayed.
• As data is entered:
  - Both the daily and total hours are presented in both regular and overtime and is presented in hours and decimal fractions of hours.
  - Non numeric characters are automatically rejected.
  - If an entry is an invalid time, the field is immediately painted red and the period in question is not included in the results..
  - If a period clocked is abnormally low or high, the field is immediately painted yellow to flag a possible error. The period is, however, included in the results. The low and high thresholds may be set by the user.
  - Either the Tab or the Enter key moves the cursor to the next time box.